Koko and the Ghosts (2011)
"Koko i duhovi" (original title)

Director:

Daniel Kusan

Writers:

Daniel Kusan, Ivan Kusan (novel)

Stars:

Antonio Parac, Kristian Bonacic, Nina Mileta

4 wins.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Antonio Parac	...	Koko
Kristian Bonacic	...	Zlatko
Nina Mileta	...	Marica
Filip Mayer	...	Miki
Ivan Maltaric	...	Bozo
Ozren Grabaric	...	Josip Milic
Dijana Vidusin	...	Neda Milic
Predrag 'Predjo' Vusovic	...	Vincek (as Predrag Vusovic)
Franjo Dijak	...	Drago Horvatic
Almira Osmanovic	...	Ruza
Olga Pakalovic	...	Katarina
Rakan Rushaidat	...	Inspektor Krivic
Sasa Anocic	...	Vladislav Brncic
Damir Orlic	...	Ljubo
Tatjana Bertok	...	Dijana Brncic (as Tatjana Bertok-Zupkovic)

Storyline

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Genres:

Adventure | Family

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Details

Country:

Croatia

Language:

Croatian

Release Date:

15 October 2011 (Slovenia)

Also Known As:

Koko and the Ghosts

Company Credits

Production Co:

Hrvatska Radiotelevizija (HRT), Gustav Film, Kinorama

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

Although movie plot takes place in Zagreb, it was filmed in Karlovac, due to the need for a 1970's environment.

User Reviews

Excellent adaptation of Croatian child classic.

Well, movie is excellently made and it can still be very amusing for todays children although it takes place in 70's. Due to need for 70's environment, movie was filmed in Karlovac, but it really looks like Zagreb in 70's, and characters still feel like todays children. There are some scene's added which weren't original in book and some they were aren't adapted but film is better that way. Mystery part which wasn't originally in book was great touch also, (and more understandable), together with characterization of that dorky cop. Although story could hardly happened in real life movie wasn't unrealistic, some parts even seemed more realistic than in book. Ending in movie was also better way to finish the movie than original ending in book, although it gave slightly sad touch, but not too sad, especially since we know that sequels are coming. Well, I would recommend this to everybody, even adults.